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Knights of the Goose Quill
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Thus are the Orders of the Knights of the Goose Quill:
Thou Shalt Honor and Respect the Written Word
Omit Needless Words
Thou Shalt Show Deference to Schmidty the Learned
Thou Shalt Use Persuasion Only for the Cause of Good
Thou Shalt Consider Infinitives—To Split or Not to Split?
Thou Shalt Use Metaphors and Similes Properly
Thou Shalt Avoid Clichés Like the Plague
Thou Shalt Allude, Not Copy
Thou Shalt Not Cheat as Sir Lancelot
Thou Shalt Keep Your Quill Sharp
Thou Shalt Write as Much and Often as Possible
Thou Shalt Identify and Use Rhetorical Techniques
Thou Shalt Write Not What Thou Know, but Feel, Think, and See
Thou Shalt Read Thy Work Aloud
Thou Shalt Not Talk During Films
Thou Shalt Refrain from Spool Papers
Thou Shalt Think on Paper
Thou Shalt Always Write the Truth
Thou Shalt Write for Content, Not for Length
Thou Shalt Remember—the Quill is Mightier Than the Sword
No Geese Were Hurt in the Making of This Order
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APE Home, Syllabus, Summer Work, Q1, Q2, Q3, Essential Handouts, **AP English Test Review**, General Resources, Grammar, MLA Citations, Quotes, Random Stuff
Thus are the Orders of the Knights of the Goose Quill:
Thou Shalt Honor and Respect the Written Word
Omit Needless Words
Thou Shalt Show Deference to Schmidty the Learned
Thou Shalt Use Persuasion Only for the Cause of Good
Thou Shalt Consider Infinitives—To Split or Not to Split?
Thou Shalt Use Metaphors and Similes Properly
Thou Shalt Avoid Clichés Like the Plague
Thou Shalt Allude, Not Copy
Thou Shalt Not Cheat as Sir Lancelot
Thou Shalt Keep Your Quill Sharp
Thou Shalt Write as Much and Often as Possible
Thou Shalt Identify and Use Rhetorical Techniques
Thou Shalt Write Not What Thou Know, but Feel, Think, and See
Thou Shalt Read Thy Work Aloud
Thou Shalt Not Talk During Films
Thou Shalt Refrain from Spool Papers
Thou Shalt Think on Paper
Thou Shalt Always Write the Truth
Thou Shalt Write for Content, Not for Length
Thou Shalt Remember—the Quill is Mightier Than the Sword
No Geese Were Hurt in the Making of This Order